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I got the spicy ahi bowl with lettuce. The fish quality was ok. It wasn't mushy. I would get the poke here instead of the grocery store a couple blocks away. This is a casual place, where you build your own poke bowl. I got a small which was sufficient seeing how I wasn't too hungry. The price point is on the higher side given many restaurants in CID are less expensive. The staff that day was fairly unresponsive and mindless ( not sure if underpaid and or overworked).

Mahalo iā 'oe The grub was hands down damn right yummy, best poké pound for pound compared to anywhere else with generous scoop portions. Albeit I have to admit, for 21 bucks it's definitely a quality purchase and I had to grab some cheap bakery snacks to fill me up. I was really expecting some other kind of vegetables and toppings fairly common with Poké which were missing for me and therefore wasn't the most well rounded bowl. The proteins were delicious, not spicy as advertised, but good. Large BYOB goPoké Spicy Ahi, Shoyu Soku Ahi and goPoké spicy Tako, phenomenal proteins and incredibly tasty. A dope joint in the heart of beautiful Chinatown, Seattle. Support local businesses!

I thought this place was really great! This dining experience wasn’t planned, it was just conveniently here when I was about to get lunch and I thought it was a pleasant surprise. If you know what Hawaiian poke is and enjoy that, this place is pretty spot on with great quality fish. If you’re not familiar with Hawaiian poke, you might be thrown off by the limited sides. I ordered the spicy salmon and shared a dole soft serve with condensed milk as a topping. The last time I had dole soft serve was actually at the dole factory in Oahu, so the taste definitely took me back. With the soft serve, I’d keep it simple next time and go no topping. The condensed milk wasn’t apparent in flavor and was a bit messy, so I blame myself for trying to do too much. Staff was really nice and restaurant was super clean. All the tables were bussed and weren’t sticky. I’d come back and share my experience with others.

I tried Go Poke during the CID Festival & I can't stop ranting and raving about not only the food but the people who provide stellar customer service at this location. Thank you for helping me make an informed decision about my poke & for being so friendly. Not only does Go Poke have awesome poke but they also have tasty onigiri & musubi. Go Poke is the place to be! FOLLOW @eatwithjustinm on TikTok , YouTube & IG

GoPoke is a great spot for your poke needs! We ordered 3 medium bowls, spam musubi, and the Hawaiian Sun. Service can be a bit slower, but the staff takes their time to make their bowls as consistent as possible. You can also sample their fish to try out the flavors you want! Lots of seating inside. Street parking only. Follow the adventure @shoyuthebest on IG!

THIS PLACE IS SO GOOD. Their food is DELICIOUS. They are obviously very concerned about ecology and they have a lot of vegan options. Also the girl that works there was super nice and sweet to me both times i came to that place. Love them, love their food and will certainly come again!

In all honesty, the best poke is still on Oahu but goPoke will be my go-to here in Seattle because fish is a-fresh and the service!! Oh, the service...everyone is so friendly here and always ready to help. They offered samples without even asking and when it was busy, they were quick to wipe down tables that just left so we can dine in a clean area. It was a bit pricey for what it is but they gave lots of food! I recommend the Dole whip for dessert, too!

lets boost chinatown businesses !! a truly gem of a place. sadly there aren’t many people there but the poké tastes great, and the soft serve (dole whip & coconut) is light and airy, and a great portion for $7. the poké doesnt have many topping options but all of them go well together. the shoyu seasoning is flavorful and fresh

Very fresh & very tasty!! Stopped here on a whim first thing after touching down in Seattle, and really enjoyed it. There's a great variety of fish options - each one marinated in different sauces and garnishes. Since the fish is marinated so much, there aren't any other sauce options to put on top. I thought for a second that I'd be sad about not having those, but I didn't even need it! We also received nice and friendly service, which is always a plus. This is a great poke spot!

Come here if you're looking for great pineapple dole whip! This place is known for poke, but they have some tasty and sweet dole whip as well. It's vegan, however, I didn't taste too much of a different than the non-vegan kind. The soft serve was indeed soft and I enjoyed every bite of it! The service was very good. The employees were kind and very helpful. They answered any questions we had about the menu. I enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant. Plenty of seating and a good place to get some work done. I'll definitely will be coming back and I'll try some of their poke too!

Came in around 6:15 on a Friday and they were sold out of some of the fish options - come early if you want the full spread! We got the gopoke bowl but w some substitution as one of the fish were sold out - it was delicious! Obviously it was end of the day fish, but it was still 10/10 flavor. The quantity is also VERY Fair. We also got a sushi bake - it took longer to prepare but it was VERY beautiful and delicious. Large portions of each side on a huge bed of rice. The employee was also SUPER friendly and gave us a spam musubi on the house since it was the end of the day by the time we left! the seating area is clean and so is the self serve utensil/water area. Highly recommend coming here :)

Stopped in unexpectedly during my afternoon jog and let me tell you I'm happy I did. Their food is sooo tasty and fresh, great selections to choose from. The service I received was very personable, professional and friendly. The overall appeal was very clean and tidy. I will definitely return. However, I was saddened when I found out they'd be closing the end of this month.. PLEASE RECONSIDER!!

This is the best poke I think I've ever had the fish was fresh and flavorful. The chili tuna is very spicy though so only get it if you can handle the heat, the Kani salad & seaweed salad was perfect & the sushi bake was also good but I definitely liked the mini poke bowls better. They were very busy and it took about 10-15 minutes so it is pretty fast.

Hey this is a great poke place. Located in the heart of Chinatown too. Everything was super fresh and the portions were generous. They also serve Unagi which is rare. I had that and some Spicy Tako. Service is fast and friendly too. Highly recommend.

A complete joke of a place! Went for lunch at 12:05 and ordered a regular bowl with half rice and half salad (rice was undercooked) there were no protein to choose from except for some left over Ahi (it would've been great to know before hand that there wasn't anymore protein except for ahi). There wasn't any topping to choose from except for some garlic and red chili flakes. Overall, this place has truly gone down hill. I tried giving this place a second tried but definitely won't be back after this - and I would advise the same to everyone else.

lets boost chinatown businesses !! a truly gem of a place. sadly there aren't many people there but the poké tastes great, and the soft serve (dole whip & coconut) is light and airy, and a great portion for $7. the poké doesnt have many topping options but all of them go well together. the shoyu seasoning is flavorful and fresh

Ordered food on Uber eats for pick up but when I got to the store they were closed. Signage on door says 11am opening but til noon for my food that I ordered at 1130am on Feb 4. Maybe inclement weather as Seattle had snow that day? Either way, I was charged for food that wasn't available for me to pick up:(

Decent poké spot with a good variety of toppings for a bowl. My only complaint was that the cucumbers were really wilted and had a slightly weird, sour taste. Poké options are limited to ahi, salmon, and tako, but it is nice that each is marinated in sauces rather than having the sauces be added right before consumption, which I've seen at other poké places. Both ahi and salmon tasted fresh and had really good flavors. I particularly enjoyed the mele mango salmon--the sweetness of the mango went surprisingly well with the salmon. The dole whip was pretty solid too, perfectly cold and refreshing for the summer! The regular size is a good, shareable amount.

Went to goPoké for the Lunar New Year food walk. A friend and I both got the Sushi Bake for $6 each. I thought mine was a little salty because I felt like I needed a drink. My friend's sushi bake was lighter in color and didn't have any masago on top so the sushi bakes from our experience were very inconsistent. But it was still pretty good food, never had a sushi bake before.

GoPoke is a great spot for your poke needs! We ordered 3 medium bowls, spam musubi, and the Hawaiian Sun. Service can be a bit slower, but the staff takes their time to make their bowls as consistent as possible. You can also sample their fish to try out the flavors you want! Lots of seating inside. Street parking only. Follow the adventure @shoyuthebest on IG!

I've always loved goPoké's food, but today really solidified for me why I love the place. I live in the neighborhood and walked over for a work-from-home lunch. It was clear that they were recovering from a successful lunch rush. A couple of groups were at the tables, and most of the proteins and salads needed refill. One employee was behind the bar, as it seemed the other was occupied with a meeting. Rest assured though, Russell had it all totally under control! There were a couple of folks ahead of me and he was extremely efficient, making bowls while refilling ingredients and other multitasking, it was my turn before I knew it. It was the same speed of service as when there's more than one person working! There was no one behind me, so when it came my turn and the protein I wanted needed to be refilled, I was more than happy to pause less than one minute to let him refill. The spicy ahi aioli was not only fresh, it was absolutely delicious. The sushi rice was the perfect warm temperature, and the ginger and crab salad were the perfect refreshing accompaniment to my ahi. I get that it's hard to do dole whip wrong, but it really was the highlight of my day. I didn't even care that I had to venture back out into the cold after. Now, I've known I like the food there, this review is also just to rave about how amazing the service was today, on top of a totally clean and inviting restaurant despite the lunch rush they had just experienced. If y'all haven't been going to this cute International District poké gem, please fit it into your rotation. 10 out of 10.

Better than expected! Always wanted to try this place. The small is a huge portion size. Def worth it, bit sour but I could pass on the powder. I'd come back.

I ordered from them on a friday evening. They conveniently have an online ordering system for efficient pick-up. I haven't eaten in, but the place looks neat and tidy and the employees are kind. We ordered the 12th man x2 with different sides. You are able to customize toppings and base (salad or sushi rice or 50/50). Our orders were correct and the portions were generous. The marinated salmon and ahi were well seasoned and flavorful and fresh. Price wise they were pretty standard at around $20 per bowl, but definitely more than it used to be prior to covid/inflation. Overall, good poke place with decent price and portion. Would recommend if you are looking for poke in international district. Overall, good foo

One of the better poke places in Seattle! I mostly came for the DOLE WHIP tho!!! Now I don't have to go to Hawaii or Disneyland for it ;))

This review is overdue, but I visited goPoke when the pandemic was just getting started, and had a wonderful experience. The staff was so kind and patient explaining all of the options, plus even gave me a sample of ice cream. I had the sushi burrito and it was delicious! Everything was fresh and there were plenty of options to customize your order. The location is easy to find in the International District, and definitely worth a stop while you're there.

Quick service, the restaurant was clean and bright. The food looked fresh and tasted great. I got the small create your own bowl and it was definitely enough food for one person, especially with all the toppings (which are included). I also got a Spam musubi which was good. I wanted to try the dole whip, but wasn't able to :(

Fresh poke, good sauce/flavor, and generous serving. Parking can be difficult since it's in downtown area.

Go try the dole whip ice cream here!!! It is AMAZING and reminds me of Hawaii pineapple dole whip they have 2 sizes and i thought was priced fairly. You should also ask for the swirl option to taste -- it is a combo of the pineapple and coconut. They out a cute little gummy as decor after lol Service was awesome and staff is very friendly. They are located in Chinatown and parking is all street. I didn't try their poke which is their main item but will be back to try it!

You have to try their dole whip ice cream!! It's $5 for a small, but it'll fill you up without leaving you too full. The staff welcomes you when you first enter, and the restaurant is located in the Chinatown district. The presentation of the ice cream was excellent, along with it tasting great as well. Fun fact, parking in the Chinatown district is free on Sundays!

This was the first place I ever tried poké at and they set the bar high! I've been coming here for years now and even though their dinner hours are limited I'm always happy when I arrive in time to grab a meal. They have really delicious options for fish and marinade, so many toppings available with many of them free, and lots of options for people with dietary restrictions. The servers have always been very friendly and they'll help you figure out your choices if you're not sure. I love all the flavors but my favorite is to load up on toppings and get half salmon and half tuna on rice. The dole whip dessert is also delicious and goes great after the meal, you should especially try it if you're in a group.

Such an interesting Hawaiian vibe with poke, spam musubi, and pineapple Dole soft serve. Alongside that there's shaved ice, other dessert, and sushi burritos. I will complain that there's a pretty high price point for the quantity of food, but there's a spectacular variety of proteins offered. I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to come here as much as I'd go to the U-District for more value bowls, but the fish is fatty and fresh. You can build a bowl by starting with size and a base, either rice, salad, or both. Then the proteins you want, sides, and final toppings. For sides there's roe, edamame, cucumber salad, seaweed salad, crab salad, and ginger. I was unaware that edamame costs an extra dollar and I was definitely surprised when my large bowl was over $20. In retrospect, I'd only come here for their more unique poke fish offerings and not the classic fish I can get elsewhere. We got a large bowl with 3 fish and a small bowl with 1 fish. The four fish we had were the Spicy Aioli Ahi, Classic Salmon, Spicy Aioli Salmon, and Mele Mango Salmon. Spicy Aioli Ahi - spicy yet sweet cuts of tuna. Fairly basic, but good quality. Classic Salmon - your basic salmon that you can get anywhere, it wasn't particularly special here. I enjoy my salmon so it was still good, but I'd pass if I visit here. Spicy Aioli Salmon - I enjoyed the overall taste here, even though spicy salmon is common at other spots, there was a slightly spicy yet sweet flavor I appreciated. Mele Mango Salmon - this was the fish I'm most excited about and would definitely opt for if I return. Sweet tangy flavor, definitely mango present. One of the more unique offerings that make it reasonable to go out of your way to visit or even choose goPoke over others. In short, higher price point for smaller portions but a great wide selection of proteins with some that are definitely specialties.

Solid spot for some poke. I came here for lunch at around 2pm on a Saturday and only had to wait for 3 people in line which felt quick. They offered 6 toppings and I went with all (crab, seaweed salad, ginger, masago, pickled cucumbers and can't edamame). The fish itself was pretty good and I liked the sauces they had been tossed in (it's traditional Hawaiian style where they are already mixed. I had read in reviews it was cheap for what you're getting but it was still $15 for 2 scoops (6 oz) of poke which felt like inflation. Overall a good spot and would come back.

This is poké as it should be. The menu's been parred down some because COVID-19 has forced them to go only take out and delivery (third party), but the core is there: poké, poké, poké! And what delicious poké it is. As is done at many poké places, you can either pick a pre-configured bowl or make your own. For make your own, you pick your bowl size. Pick your base (white rice or salad greens--brown rice is taking a COVID-19 break). Pick how many proteins you want. Pick your protein/s. Pick your sides (unlimited). Pick your toppings (unlimited). Chow down and enjoy poké nirvana. Everything here is fresh and top notch quality. Crew is friendly, helpful, and doing a great job observing COVID-19 protocols. Prices are reasonable. Portions are great. You won't find a better poké place than this. Go visit it!

This place was such an unexpected find for me in the ID area, but I'm glad I decided to give it a try. I am always loyal to my other favorite poke spot, so I honestly didn't initially have high hopes. I ended up really liking my bowl! All the staff were super friendly and even offered to give me an extra scoop of fish because my online order wasn't ready when I got there to pick it up. The fish and various toppings were really fresh. I did notice that the fish was cut in bigger pieces than what I'm used to, so it didn't seem that you were getting much fish compared to other places. Not a big deal for me and I would definitely come back when I'm in the area. Looking forward to trying their dole whip next time!

This is my 2nd favorite poke place in the greater Seattle area. The poke is freshly marinated in many different flavors and it tastes amazing. You can easily tell that the dish itself is always fresh and I've never had a bad experience. Best of all, for the quality of the poke the price is great. Usually with high quality, you are paying a premium. Definitely recommend!

I'll preface this by saying that I've ordered from this place twice, and both times UberEats was having BOGO on goPoke's poke bowls. That means for two poke bowls, I paid only $14, which is a steal! I didn't have super high expectations for the bowls the first time, but they gave a good amount of surprisingly very fresh fish. The bowls were fully packed both times as well. Not sure if I'd go out of my way for goPoke when it's full-priced, but during BOGO, this place is amazing!

Good food, very fresh with a lot of choices. Good service and let my friend who's never had poke before sample the ahi. Good restaurant and would go back again.

A really solid Chipotle style Poke spot. I don't know if I could ever give this poke model 5 stars, so if this is your preferred way to poke, then this is your spot. If you want a true blue poke experience, then you're still better seeking out Seattle Fish Guys or Poke to the Max. Still, this is the best in the ID, and it's the best of the restaurant chain sushi spots.

I've always wanted to try this place and had it at a Seahawks game before and enjoyed it. I came here on a Sunday afternoon and it was very busy inside, which I always take as a good sign. My boyfriend and I both decided to order a build your own poke bowl. I liked that they offered us samples before deciding on the fish we wanted. I enjoyed the 'shoyu shaka ahi' and the 'mele mango salmon'. I decided to get it with half brown rice/half spring mix. My boyfriend ordered the spicy ahi and spicy salmon. I thought that all of the fish here tasted very fresh and it reminded me of Hawaii, since all of the fish is already mixed with seasonings. Overall, I enjoyed this place and would come back again. P.S. They have Dole whip, but I was too full last time. Will definitely get over the summer!

goPoke is a really solid spot for Poke in the Chinatown area. It isn't among the best poke I've had, but it's pretty good. The menu here allows for customized bowls or pre-set combos. There are a ton of options for customization, although some of the tuna/salmon options tasted pretty similar to me. The quality of the fish and toppings were fresh and flavorful. Prices are a little above your average poke. $15 for a combo bowl with 3 poke selections seems a bit high. They do offer a king sized bowl for $20 though if you're super hungry. Customer service here is really nice but they seemed a little pushy. Street parking in the area might also be hard to find. The restaurant was very clean and vibrant though. Overall, if you're craving poke in the Chinatown area, you can't go wrong with goPoke.

Great service, Good recommendations and delicious food! I had the torched unagi on my regular poke bowl and it was very fresh. Highly recommend

I came in around 1pm on a weekday to avoid long lunch lines. The place was pretty empty (thankfully). I made my own Poke Bowl (Large= 2 scoops of protein) with Sweet Srirachee Ahi and Spicy Aioli Salmon. The base was a mix of Brown Rice and Spring Mix. They have a limited amount of toppings compared to a couple of other Poke places I've been to in Seattle (which I did not like)... They even charge extra for Edamame, which is normally free at most Poke places. Even though they had limited toppings, and charged extra for a couple of other things that are normally free, the fish was fresh and it did pack a ton of flavor (I can't speak to the other protein but if you order what I did you do NOT need to put any other sauce in). This turned out to be a bit problematic because the protein to base ratio was a bit off. Normally, I love having more protein than less, but because the protein was heavily seasoned, my bowl was too salty after a few initial bites (was not given enough rice/greens to balance it out). The service here was very nice and fast, and the place was clean/spacious in Chinatown. I'll definitely be back to try the Dole Whip, but I think there are other better Poke places in Seattle.

Not much of an option when we went and it was only 1pm. They ran out of the poke. The options we were left with was salmon and poke. Wasn't the best poke I've ever had, the taste was mediocre. I wouldn't come back to this place.

Honestly the best poke in town! I hate poke when it is really fishy or drenched in sauces. My friend took me here because she told me that the business has the fish shipped from Hawaii and it was the best poke she's had. I was definitely not disappointed! The spicy kick on the salmon was pleasantly addicting and the ahi tuna was fresh. The crunchiness of the toppings and sides like the seaweed salad and imitation crab complimented the bowl so well. It was a filling bowl and definitely worth coming back here again to get my poke fix.

This is one of my favorite poke places in Seattle! What I especially love are the quality of the fish and big juicy cuts they give you. There are a couple flavors I am not crazy about (for example the saweechi and some of the spicy flavors are far too sour for me). My favorites by far are the shoyu ahi tuna (which they recently brought back) and the spicy mayo salmon. I usually get two scoops with half rice/half salad. You're able to sample the poke before you buy it, so ask if you've never been there! I love topping my poke with both fried garlic and onion, and once in a while I'll pay extra for jalapeños and edamame. It's a great lunch choice for when I want something delicious and nutritious. I recently got a drink there for the first time - it was the coconut creme and I upgraded to a mason jar. It is yours to keep! And if you bring it back you get some sort of discount. The drink was delicious and fresh tasting. It tasted like coconut water but with more concentrate. I've also tried their spam musubi with egg and that was good too! And the people working there seem chill and friendly.

I am a poke snob. I grew up eating it. I love it. Sadly, most of the 'poke' places in Seattle do not marinate their fish properly, probably for food cost purposes...goPoke, does however. At least better than most others. This is the only place so far that I genuinely enjoyed, and the prices were reasonable. It was delicious. 5/5 would get again.

Came here one night after dinner just for the dessert! We almost went to Black Ball across the street, but when we saw that there was dessert on their menu on Yelp, we decided to swing in here instead. My friend had never had Dole Whip before so of course i had to tell him to try it! We ordered: - shave ice - Dole Flat - Dole Whip Cone OMG all of it was delicious and reminded me of Hawaii! Every time I go to Hawaii I eat shave ice every day and this was darn close to a taste of heaven! Go here for dessert, you won't be disappointed! Dole Whip was on point as well!

Here's a healthy meal for the new year: poke bowl from Go Poke in the International District. They also have a location in Tukwila. Their regular bowl ($11) comes with 1 serving of poke, and for $2 more their large comes with 2 servings of protein. They have ahi, salmon, tako (octopus), and even tofu poke. It's easy to order online and select the spring mix instead of sushi rice if you're going low carb, or do a blend of both. I like to load mine up with all the sides and toppings, but if I'm extra good I'd stick with the cucumber salad, ocean (seaweed) salad, edamame, and ginger. They also have fun combos like the Fi-Yah bowl, the 12th Man bowl, and even Pokerrito (poke burrito). And I'm not going to mess up anybody's new year's resolution by talking about the Dole whip or spam musubi. Shhh!

When I first walked into goPoke, I was a little skeptical. The a/c wasn't working, windows were open, and flies were everywhere. I was greeted with great service and a quick run down of the restaurant. Apparently the Poke is from Hawaii and fresh every day. You can also sample all their mixes before making a purchase. I tried all of their salmon and the spicy aioli was my favorite. The fish is thick and juicy too! All meal sizes come in the same size bowl. The only difference is how many scoops of poke you get. You can also pick from a variety of toppings, but edamame and avocado cost extra. I love all the salad options. I decided to go with half salad and half rice with cucumber salad, crab salad, seaweed salad, roes, fried garlic and shallots. Overall, goPoke is great place to stop for quick lunch for $11. After a while aioli tasted too much like mayo and I couldn't finish the bowl. Next time i'll try the soft serve and other poke flavors!

"Bam, Bam, in your face--- oh my, where have you been all my life...Piña Ice Cream Soft Served." Kumquat and sugar cane is next. Just kidding. For Viet, By Viet (FVBV) if you know FUBU or BUFU. Nevertheless, the amazing fast and warm customer services of the staffs here, definitely is a plus to many folks who naive enough to think Asian Businesses are usually rude. I'm glad to see locally owned businesses alike this that hiring young people. Maybe, one day they will have stock options for Viet Namese, to help the rest of America to taste this mind blowing ice cream. I need to carry some Tajin, seasoning next time. Only if my Mexican friends find out about this place and the salty plum sprinkles-- they would love it. I can't wait to bring some more friends My server was kind enough to bring me a bit more of the salty plum sprinkles-- the aroma is so so addictive. I'm sold on this salty plum and Bendito-- El Piña Frío! Amo. Au revoir à bientôt!

Of all the poke places in Seattle, this is definitely my favorite! The fish is always fresh and I love that it's pre-marinated so there's a ton of flavor. I usually rotate through the different spicy tuna options and some do actually have a kick to them. The toppings are also really good, I always get the cucumber salad and both crab salads. There isn't a ton of room to customize like other poke places but I don't mind keeping it simple as long as the fish is flavorful. A lot of the stuff offered elsewhere are just fillers sooo you're not missing out on much if you come here. Admittedly, I've only ordered takeout or delivery so can't comment much on the environment inside the restaurant but my orders have always been correct, so that's something lol.

I've been on a poke train for a while now and this place is my second favorite. My heart will always be FOB poke but this is a close tie. The fish here is unreal. Thick fresh chunks with great flavor. I just wished they had more sauces/ toppings. However what makes a poke bowl amazing is the fish. Gopoke has that.

Quick and friendly service and customizable lunch options! Always freshly prepared and with bright and friendly staff! Yum!

This is one of my favorite places to get Poke in Seattle. It is a bit pricier than a lot of the poke places but they aren't your typical make-your-own poke bowl. The poke is already marinated in the sauce like traditional poke is, which I like, and then you add whatever toppings on the side instead of it being all mixed together in one large mixing bowl. The fish is fresh which is a huge two thumbs up because a lot of places in California uses not so fresh quality fish and it's more about the quantity than the quality. For goPoke, quantity is a bit less but the quality is there. The cutes are large cubes of fish. I honestly like all of the flavors. The mele mango salmon was surprisingly delicious!

I really, really enjoyed their dole whip especially with the lihing powder. It was really tasty! The presentation and process of creating the poke bowl went well, however I was a bit disappointed in the lack of wanting to give extra for the sides. It seemed like they were a bit stingy w/ it. Also the quality of the fish wasn't too impressive. It was on the stiff side, making it hard to chew. I do recommend going for their dole whip though!

Highlights: - Great poke at a reasonable price - Toppings are well chosen and are likely to work well together - Good selection of tuna and salmon and sauces that don't overpower I wasn't impressed when people told me that poké was the new best thing. I thought it was a sham, a ruse to get me to eat low quality fish smothered in sauce. A trick to remind us that we as a society love the flavor of mayonnaise. goPoké took this embittered soul and showed it the light. This is by far the best poké spot I've eaten at so far (granted I've only been to three places). They have a limited selection of toppings that are designed to work together (unlike a certain foodcourt's blue cheese option...), and the fish is well marinated, but not overly so. The sauces all have great flavor that accent the fish instead of overwhelming it. Skip Sam Choy, and just come here. If goPoké doesn't do it for you, then you can definitively say that poké isn't for you.

Gave this place another try tonight, still not my favorite place! But that's okay!!! Everyone has a different preference of poke and this place is just not my favorite. Why? The flavors of the fish are pretty good- especially the shoyu tuna but I'm a huge salmon fan and the classic salmon there just isn't the best. Also the shoyu tuna is good when there's enough sauce, but I didn't get enough sauce in mine. Mine was a fresh batch, so it probably didn't get enough time to marinate. The second reason why is because the topping choices are minimal - there's seaweed salad, ginger, masago, crab salad, and then edamame and avocado for $1 extra each. Good things: very fresh fish! Good selection of flavors. Not as many traditional flavors. They let you sample! :) I feel like the portion is smaller than other poke places in the area. Overall, good quality poke!